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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
4
Fragmented advertisement text includes pricing fragments and notices for an Advance Acva and town advertising. Objects mention copies offered and a brief obituary note with isolated phrases. The readability is limited and names or dates are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a sanitary concerns notice and a business name H.C. MecCoraurgy. The readable portions mention a township area and Fresh enc, with unclear transaction references and partial street wording.
The text rails at length about a bill and its long duration while reflecting on aging and appearance. It suggests a listener’s memory and a woman who avoids lending old shoes, with a broader nod to fashionable contrasts between conventional and modern feet.
Advance notice lists Ora McDaniel as acting chairman and secretary Treag. The snippet fragment confirms leadership roles in a local meeting or organization.
A local sale lists reduced prices on suits and underwear including men’s tees and union suits, skirts from 5.25 to 4.98, shirt waists, and muslin undergarments. Children’s dresses and ladies dresses show marked discounts with low prices and notes on material savings.
Local notes recount July events with betting on dry spells turning to rain after requests for precipitation. Mentions include social visits, a patriotic program at All Zion Church featuring recitations and songs, and community members such as Frank McClellan and families in Morgan County.
Officials present at the session discussed minutes readings and school reports. Announcement notes from the state convention included remarks by EE Smith of Whites Town on a dismissal matter.
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